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Sunday, December 22, 2013
Wassail
I have tried using all kinds of cider and juice. I've used expensive apple cider and cheap apple juice. Happily it does not matter what kind you use. So I usually go cheap and get whatever apple juice is the most affordable.
Save the 3 Q. bottle the juice comes in, it's great for leftovers. I like to use cheesecloth and a funnel to filter out the excess spices and then store the wassail in the fridge. I find that if I don't filter it, the leftovers get a bitter taste. When I filter it and heat it up by the cup, it tastes just like it does on the first day.
Wassail
3 Q. apple juice, any brand
10 oz. cranberry juice
1/4 c. sugar
3/4 tsp. allspice
1-2 cinnamon sticks
1 orange or clementine, peeled
6-7 whole cloves
1. Peel or cut off orange peel and stud with cloves. Add all ingredients to a crock pot. Heat on high for 1 hour and low for up to 5 hours. Serve after one hour.
2. Filter remaining wassail through a funnel with cheesecloth into original 3 Q. juice bottle. Reheat one cup at a time.
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